Corporate Security

Help your organization comply with the Red Flags Rule with this new program. This course covers the law's salient points and provides guidelines to meet its stringent requirements. Keep confidential information secure, safeguard your reputation and protect your bottom line with this powerful program!

• Know the legal definitions of creditor, financial institutions, covered accounts and reasonable foreseeable risk
• Grasp the four steps to Red Flags Rule compliance
• Define and detect the five categories of red flags
• Know how to respond to red flags

Added features and benefits of this DVD include:
 

• English and Spanish versions
• A customizable PowerPoint presentation
• Informative training points and bonus material for refresher or training talks
• Video-enriched training organized by learning objectives that facilitates discussion
• A printable Leader's Guide

200 million data breach incidents have hurt American businesses and eroded consumer confidence. Each incident has cost, on average, a whopping $6.7 million - that's a loss of over $1 billion!

Strengthen customer trust, tighten privacy policies and increase your bottom line with  LEAKPROOF: 8 Privacy Principles. Featuring eight guidelines given by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), this new program shows your employees how to protect customer data at all times, from collection, specification and usage to storage, security and disposal.

Enhance your privacy policies through the following principles:

• Collection Limitation
• Purpose Specification
• Data Quality
• Use Limitations
• Security Safeguards
• Openness
• Individual Participation
• Accountability

Many employees bring their personal safety fears about terrorism to work with them. Help calm those security concerns and improve safety and productivity with this out of the box training meeting kit - PowerPoints and booklets. BLR's 16-page booklet Terrorism, Security, & Your Safety in the Workplace and PowerPoint kit gives you a meeting with all the work done for you. Explains psychological and emotional impact of all types of terrorism including chemical- and cyberterrorism, physical security and helps improve emergency preparedness.

This kit includes:

• 30-slide terrorism and security PPT presentation
• Comprehensive speaker's notes
• 20 booklets, along with training certificates

Knowing the regs is one thing ... knowing how to comply with them is quite another. This manual helps you understand exactly what the USDA and FDA regs require.

It includes forms, checklists, and examples that make implementing the regs easier ... and it's tab-divided by topic to help you quickly locate the information you need.

Keller's manual covers food labeling, additives, HACCP, inspection and enforcement, and sanitation requirements.

It also covers the Bioterrorism Act and includes food safety and security measures that food companies can implement to further safeguard property, personnel, and product. These security topics are covered:

• Terrorism
• Food security planning
• Site security
• Personnel security
• Product security
• Emergency planning
• Food security management
• Training
• Food security plan evaluation

Recent updates include:

• Information on the Administration Detention final ruling under the FDA's Bioterrorism Act
• Prerequisite program information and checklists added to the HACCP section
• FDA and USDA contact information

Loose-leaf, 3-ring bound, 690 pages.

ISBN 1-57943-536-X

Because regulations and best practices change frequently, keeping this manual current is essential. J. J. Keller's Update Service is the easiest, most economical way! Plus, save big when you subscribe for more than 1 year ... 3- and 5-year subscriptions available at discounted prices!

• Compliance Manual For Food Quality and Safety (Manual Only) $299.99 [Add to Cart]

This course provides an introduction to the relevant international conventions, codes, legislation, and regulations. The many resolutions and conventions that have been adopted by the International Maritime Organization—in order to prevent, deter, and mitigate threats to security in maritime transportation—are discussed, providing a historical perspective on the development of, and the objectives within, the ISPS Code.

In addition to a discussion of the ISPS Code, the student will also learn about national maritime security measures, including the United States Maritime Transportation Security Act of 2002 (MTSA), the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT), and the Container Security Inititiative (CSI).

In order to fully appreciate the complexities of these maritime security policies, the program will provide key definitions and clarifications of terms found I SOLAS Chapter XI-2, Regulation 1 and in the ISPS Code Part A, Section 2.

Finally, the student will hear about the potential legal implications of action or non-action by the Facility Security Officer & Ship Security Officer, as well as the requirements associated with the handling of sensitive security-related information and communications.

Length: 38 minutes

• Maritime Security Policies - DVD $395.00 [Add to Cart]

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Every day healthcare providers are exposed to potentially infectious bodily fluids. Today, workers must also be concerned about exposure to biological threats. In this vital program, employees will learn about the six major biological agents and how to effectively cope with exposure emergencies.

• Six major biological agents
• Symptoms, transmission, treatment and infection control
• Biological disaster preparedness
• Chemical attacks
• Clinical management of infected patients
• "All hazards" approach to facilities planning

Added features and benefits of DVD training include:

• English and Spanish versions – many also include Portuguese
• A Customizable PowerPoint™ Presentation – makes training site-specific; excellent for training different personnel and departments
• Training Points – outlines key learning points of your training; reinforces important safety points to your employees.
• Chapterized Content - video-enriched training organized by learning objectives that facilitates classroom discussion; ideal for refresher training, specific training points and navigating through the course.
• Expanded Leader's Guide – excellent resource to help plan and implement your presentation. A quiz is provided that can serve as a pre and/or post evaluative tool.
• Portable Convenience – perfect for those who train and travel! Includes ten employee handbooks.
• Length: 18 minutes DVD

This unique guide by the American Institute of Baking (AIB) teaches a hands-on approach to security for all facilities that ship, manufacture, process, package or store food products. It is one of the most comprehensive and practical food security manuals available to the industry.

The chapters and reference material provide information that will help you develop an effective security program.

Chapter Titles:

• What is a Security Program?
• The Bioterrorism Act
• Developing an ORM Program
• Developing Written Policies and Programs
• Establishing a Food Security Team
• Facility Review
• Security Measures for Buildings and Grounds
• Access Control
• Security for Food Warehouses
• Preparing for a Recall
• Crisis Management Programs
• Conducting Security Inspections
• The Customer-Supplier Relationship

A searchable CD is included with every book. Reference forms and evaluation criteria can be printed and used (saving hours of independent development time). The foundation of all AIB security courses will be based on this security manual.

299 pages, soft cover, spiral-bound.

• AIB Guide to Food Security - Guide $139.99 [Add to Cart]

This 38 minute training program is designed to deliver the specific levels of training required for compliance with the new U.S.C.G. Maritime Security Regulations known as the Maritime Transportation Security Act – MTSA and the Department of Transportation’s – DOT Security Requirements for Offerors and Transporters of Hazardous Materials. This training is consistent with the requirements in 33CFR 105.215 for maritime facility personnel and 49CFR 172 (HM-232) for personnel involved in the shipping of Hazardous Materials.

Applicable For Employees, Contractors and Visitors of:

• Petrochemical Plants
• Barge Fleets
• Maritime Facilities
• Refineries
• Shippers of Hazardous Materials

The regulations require awareness training for all employees including Full Time Employees, Part Time Employees, Temporary Employees, Contractors and Visitors. This video or DVD, with accompanying written Facilitator Guide with test questions, is ideal for training current and future personnel while on the job and will be an excellent addition to new employee, visitor and contractor orientations to satisfy future compliance requirements.

Topics covered include explanation of the Homeland Security and MARSEC security levels, the facility security plan, recognition and detection of suspicious individuals, activities, substances and devices, and techniques used to circumvent security measures.

Includes Instructors Training Manual & Test Questions.

• Security Awareness for Maritime Facilities, Plants & Shippers of Hazardous Materials - DVD $395.00 [Add to Cart]

UPDATED IN 2007!

Designed for security and maintenance personnel, school officials, building management, government officials, fire and police, crisis management teams, and others who may respond to bomb threats as a part of their duties.

• The type of locations bombers are most likely to target
• Steps that building management can take to harden the site against becoming a potential target.
• Major elements of a bomb incident plan
• Chain of command
• Setting up a command center
• Developing a communications plan
• Alerting, evacuation and search procedures
• How to substantiate the threat
• Responsibilities of the on-site emergency manager
• When to order an evacuation
• Coded alerts and low-profile searches
• The role of the bomb squad
• Anthrax scares
• Recognizing a potential bomb
• Searching for secondary devices. 25 minutes.

Learn to organize and carry out an emergency evacuation plan. Training for emergency response personnel: incident commanders, police officers, emergency management personnel, National Guard troops, hazmat teams, firefighters, security personnel, dispatchers, emergency operations center personnel, and others who might be involved in ordering or carrying out protective actions. Topics covered:

• Issues to consider when deciding whether to implement protective actions
• Deciding between evacuation and shelter in place
• Steps to take for both procedures
• Covers both incidents that are anticipated and those that come with no warning
• Covers both pre-emergency and post-emergency evacuations
• Determining the evacuation area
• Alerting the public
• Determining evacuation routes and methods
• Re-entry of evacuees
• Precautions to be taken to keep people safe indoors
• Covers sheltering in residences, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and vehicles
• Termination procedures

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Professor, Harvard Business School

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